A Companion to the Roman RepublicThis Companion provides an authoritative and up-to-date overview of Roman Republican history as it is currently practiced.
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Romes Rise from Village | 125 |
Mediterranean Empire 264134 | 147 |
Popular Power in the Roman Republic | 383 |
Patronage | 401 |
Rhetoric and Public Life | 421 |
The Republican Body | 439 |
Romans and Others | 459 |
History and Collective Memory in the Middle Republic | 478 |
The triumphal route | 484 |
Art and Architecture in the Roman Republic | 496 |
The Final Crisis 6944 | 190 |
Communicating with the Gods | 215 |
Law in the Roman Republic | 236 |
The Constitution of the Roman Republic | 256 |
Army and Society | 278 |
Social Structure and Demography | 299 |
Finding Roman Women | 324 |
The City of Rome | 345 |
Aristocratic Values | 365 |
1a Sanctuary of Fortuna Primigenia Praeneste | 498 |
Literature | 543 |
Conceptualizing Roman Imperial Expansion under | 567 |
Agrarian Change During the Second Century | 590 |
Rome and Italy | 606 |
The Transformation of the Republic | 625 |
Bibliography | 638 |
Index | 695 |
Autres éditions - Tout afficher
A Companion to the Roman Republic Nathan Rosenstein,Robert Morstein-Marx Aucun aperçu disponible - 2008 |
Expressions et termes fréquents
allies ancient Apennines aristocratic army Badian Brunt Caesar Campania Cato Chapter Cicero citizens Clodius Coarelli coinage coins Comitium command communication consul consulship context Crassus Crawford cultural denarius dominated early elections elite empire Epigraphy Etruscan evidence example Fabius figures Forum Gaul Gracchus Greek Gruen Hellenistic historians Historiography Ho¨lkeskamp imperial important individual inscriptions issues Italian Italy land late Republic later Latin Latium literary sources Livy Livy’s magistrates Mario Torelli Marius military Millar Morstein-Marx 2004 Mouritsen narrative one’s orators Oscan patronage peninsula plebeian plebs Plut Polyb Polybius Pompey Pompey’s popular assemblies population praetor Punic republican rhetoric ritual role Roman politics Roman Republic Roman society Rome Rome’s Rosenstein Sallust Samnites Scipio second century Second Punic War Senate senatorial Sicily slaves social Social War speeches status Sulla’s surviving temple texts Torelli traditional tribune victory vote
